But I want a military establishment presidential pick even less....

I certainly don't think Hillary is going to sweep...not at all sure she can win....

the families of ISIS members and to torture terrorism suspects. (“Would I approve waterboarding? You bet your ass I would,” he told one crowd. “And you know what? If it doesn't work, they deserve it anyway, for what they're doing.”) When it was pointed out that soldiers couldn’t legally carry out those last two actions, Trump was unconcerned. "They're not going to refuse me. Believe me.” (He walked back that last statement the next day.) The Geneva Conventions, he recently observed, have made American soldiers “afraid to fight.”

One former Marine infantry officer described Trump to me as a “fake-bake-ing chicken hawk” whose “knowledge of the Middle East could be trumped (sorry) by your average Georgetown sophomore.”

“They’re probably the least qualified group of foreign policy and national security advisers I’ve ever seen or even heard of,” said Richard Kohn, an expert in civil-military relations and retired professor at the University of North Carolina. ... In a TV appearance not long afterward, Trump said he wouldn’t hesitate to replace the members of his military team if they didn’t agree with him. (Trump’s campaign didn’t respond to multiple requests for comment.)

Trump prides himself on his unpredictability—“My moves are totally uncalculated,” he boasted to one biographer. He’s known as a micromanager who insisted on personally signing company checks and calling people his employees had already contacted to check their work. By his own admission, he gets “bored too easily” and relishes shaking up a company or an industry. “My attention span is short and probably my least favorite thing to do is maintain the status quo,” he has written. “Instead of being content when everything is going fine, I start getting impatient and irritable.” The culture at Trump’s company has been described as Darwinian.

That $1,000 toilet seat they may get for $2.00 under Trump. (sarcasm)

So huge, you can't even sit on it!!!

made for a tiny number of aircraft, and the story being shortened to "a toilet seat", or a half dozen special wrenches designed and machined, costing a thousand dollars apiece, and being shortened to "I could have bought almost the same thing at Sears for $30.00". or a special comfort center in an aircraft meant to deliver paratroopers and masses of troops in long overseas flights and supply coffee and drinks to hundreds of men being shortened to "a $7000.00 dollar coffee pot.".

Much waste exists in such a unique environment as the military,that is also a giant bureaucracy, but it isn't always as described, and what is described is not always accurate, some here are old enough to remember how 60 Minutes and the media had us all convinced that our M1 Abrams tank with it's turbine engines was a billion dollar disaster that would never function in the desert, and then when it hit field in Desert Storm, it blew our minds.

Here are some discussions of that sort of thing. http://www.govexec.com/federal-news/1998/12/the-myth-of-the-600-hammer/5271/

http://msgboard.snopes.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=96;t=000012;p=0

They're probably afraid of any presidential candidate that would hold them accountable for their
negligence in spending.

Then went to the website noted in the article, war on the rocks, very interesting place.

Personally I believe the intelligence agencies will not "allow" a Trump presidency.